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Xmas Quiz...Spot the famous aviator!

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I just had to know so I cheated and therefore I won't say, but it certainly is not Penelope Pitstop in the Compact Pussycat! Ian was really close!
 
Ha ha. So Ian I am jealous. Wrong but you did not get a red cross. :rolleyes:

Laurie
 
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You've got a pattern forming Laurie. It's Geoffrey Raoul de Havilland .

He looks a bit like one of the TSR.2 test pilots, Donald Bowen, but he's a bit obscure :)

Cheers

Steve
 
Yes I thought you might get it easily Steve. Balsa was to easy tut ! So a pound of sausages is the prize or our over ripe bananas.

Should have said cottage industry as perhaps an obscure clue. Have a lovely picture somewhere of a large shed with a table down the middle. Seated around the table are pensioners and they were industriously putting together the instruments and bits and pieces to be fitted in to the Mosquito. Chatting away with mugs of tea. Hitler did not know what he was up against.

Laurie
 
Hate to cheat but it is so easy Polux to cheat. o_O

But will give not say who it is.:cool:

Laurie
 
No I know the answer Polux. But I bet Steve (Stona) will as well with out being a down right cheat. So I should wait a bit.

Laurie
 
Well Laurie....

Just quite more difficult for you then...which is the plane, which are his markings and numbers, period and location, and the last one...has the plane the fuel tank full..? :D :D :D
 
Oh that is naughty Polux. ;) All I know about German war Machines is that they kept coming and knocking at my door.:eek:

It could be the Spanish Civil War which I assume is where he started. I would guess about when my mum was tending me in the cradle. 1938 ;)

Could it be a 109. Certainly German by the angular type cockpit design.

STB JG51.

Fuel tank. As they were by the look of it arming the aircraft I would say the tank is full. :cool:

How is that from a rooky. :D

Laurie
 
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Molders. Spain. 6-79 'Luchs' (Lynx)?. It also had a cartoon character which I can't remember in front of the numbers (I'm trying not to cheat). Probably 1937 and a Bf 109 but I'd have to look up the sub type, usually given as a D-1 IIRC :) There is considerable confusion about the Spanish 109s.

Cheers

Steve
 
Well look at that Polux a rooky and I got quite a few right. Told you Steve would know.

Cheating .Yes I did. Apologies Werner. Right click the picture and save and the file name appears. Such dishonesty.

Laurie
 
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I've cheated now and the 3./J 88 emblem was Mickey Mouse carrying a revolver.

I can't see the fin so it's difficult to be sure of a date, Molders had seven victories by late 1938. He arrived in Spain in late May.

Location? I'd guess La Cenia.

Thinking about Laurie's Hurricane...I've seen that aeroplane somewhere before....Malta?...I'll get back to you :)

Steve
 
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